[E7.S5-1] Initial Multi-Module Project Setup #42

New issue

Closed

opened 2025-06-03 03:14:09 +00:00 by rwachters · 0 comments

rwachters commented

2025-06-03 03:14:09 +00:00

(Migrated from github.com)

Description

As a developer, I will set up the basic multi-module Gradle project structure to establish the foundation for our layered architecture. This includes creating the three main modules (common, app, and server) and configuring their dependencies correctly.

Acceptance Criteria

Create settings.gradle.kts with proper module inclusion
Set up root build.gradle.kts with shared configurations
Create common/build.gradle.kts for shared models and utilities
Create server/build.gradle.kts with dependency on the common module
Create app/build.gradle.kts with dependency on the common module

Implementation Details

This PR sets up the scaffolding for our entire architecture. The module structure will enable proper separation of concerns:

common module: Contains shared DTOs and models used by both frontend and backend
app module: Frontend application logic and UI
server module: Backend services, data access, and external integrations

Dependencies

None - this is a foundational PR

Parent User Story

Parent: #41 [E7.S5] Implement Layered Architecture

## Description As a developer, I will set up the basic multi-module Gradle project structure to establish the foundation for our layered architecture. This includes creating the three main modules (`common`, `app`, and `server`) and configuring their dependencies correctly. ## Acceptance Criteria - [ ] Create `settings.gradle.kts` with proper module inclusion - [ ] Set up root `build.gradle.kts` with shared configurations - [ ] Create `common/build.gradle.kts` for shared models and utilities - [ ] Create `server/build.gradle.kts` with dependency on the `common` module - [ ] Create `app/build.gradle.kts` with dependency on the `common` module ## Implementation Details This PR sets up the scaffolding for our entire architecture. The module structure will enable proper separation of concerns: - `common` module: Contains shared DTOs and models used by both frontend and backend - `app` module: Frontend application logic and UI - `server` module: Backend services, data access, and external integrations ## Dependencies None - this is a foundational PR ## Parent User Story Parent: #41 [E7.S5] Implement Layered Architecture